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Utah Department of Agriculture and Food funds e-commerce training for farmers

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What happened

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The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food awarded a grant of more than $1 million to Utah State University Extension through its Utah Food Security Grant Program. This funding will support the expansion of the E-Commerce Accelerator and establish a Digital Marketing Intensive business mentoring program. The programs are designed to help rural agricultural producers build e-commerce websites and improve their online presence.

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Why it matters

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The grant aims to strengthen rural agricultural businesses by providing producers with the digital skills needed to market their products and reach new consumers. This effort is intended to increase consumer access to locally grown and produced food in Utah.

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Who's involved

  • UtahThe state government that awarded the grant funding.
  • Utah State UniversityThe recipient of the grant, which will run the e-commerce and digital marketing programs.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Utah State University might see increased contracts and revenue from the expanded e-commerce and digital marketing programs.

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